Waterfront safety

Australia, 1966

Film
A still image from Waterfront safety

This 1966 film takes place on the wharfs and ships at Fremantle Harbour, demonstrating safe working methods for waterside workers. It shows the correct handling of various types of cargo, including logs, grain and phosphate mined from Nauru. It emphasises the use of protective clothing and equipment. The film also shows the prevention and control of fires, including fire fighting ships.

Produced by the Western Australian Government Film Unit and presented by the Western Australian Department of Labour with Accident Prevention Organisation (Shipping).

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Credits

production company

Western Australia. Dept. of Labour

Western Australian Government Film Unit

Duration

00:10:58:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1966

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